Beavercone - Stops beavers from plugging your culverts!

Stop beavers from plugging your culvert and is
designed to promote the free flow of water and the passage of fish.

BEAVERS PLUGGING CULVERTS, BEAVER PROBLEMS,
CULVERTS PLUGGED, AND PLUGGED CULVERTS.

Now in use by Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, Railways,
Ontario Power Generation & Several Municipalities

Stop beavers from plugging your culvert

CONE IT FIRST
BEAVERS AND WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW:

As soon as a beaver has a culvert plugged, he has established his area and his food supply. He will now build his house and try to keep and build up his flood zone. The beaver now becomes harder to deal with.
The smaller the culvert, the harder to keep it clean and the harder to deal with.

The culvert cleaned out at this point will need some daily maintenance if the beaver starts to plug the cone. Most of the time, he becomes disgusted after a few tries and leaves. The cone will keep on doing its work.

The cone installed properly is the most important part. Excavate a small pit 2 to 4 feet deep and out 4 to 6 feet from the culvert on all installations. In all potential beaver country, a cone should be installed on every culvert before the problem begins.

I have made this a practice for years and I have a very high rate of success in dealing with beavers.

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With the beavercone properly installed, it is virtually impossible for a beaver to plug the inside of a culvert. Installation is easy, taking only approx 1/2 hour!

I have experimented with the beavercone for the past 8 years and would never again install a culvert without one. Also, I have never had a problem with spring ice up.

A Load of cones and grids delivered to Northern Ontario in August 2006

Your beavercone can be made to fit any size culvert (steel or concrete)

When installing the cone, I usually excavate a hole about 6 to 8 feet in diameter and 3 to 4 feet deep at the culvert entrance. Drill two 3/8 holes in the culvert edge about 1 foot apart and bolt 1/8 chain joining the culvert and the beavercone. This also works as a hinge to raise the cone for cleaning.

On older damaged culverts, just place the cone inside the culvert and chain or wire it (as shown in picture).

Installing a 6 ft heavy duty cone on highway 11 at Atikokan in Nov. 2003. The plugging of this culvert threatened the washout of Highway 11 many times.
No problems since this installation.

Installing the above cone

Installation completed!

Spring run off in cities, towns or municipalities, culverts attract children and many have drowned. To prevent children from being hurt, simply push the cone onto the culvert end and chain or wire to the culvert. The taper of the cone will allow a child to slide away from the danger zone, where a flat grid with rushing water will hold a child against the culvert.

For larger fish, access holes can be enlarged. Also, the outer end of the cone has a 6" access as has the new access on the bottom of the cone ( 6" x 6"). This does not increase the price of the cones. Please ask for this extra fish access when placing your order.

As fur prices drop, beaver have become a real problem. The dying vegetation in the flood zone creates mercury and the worst polluted water anywhere and with many cases of beaver fever.

Country roads, logging roads, highways, railroads and any stream crossing with a culvert is easily plugged by beaver. Within two days, there are severe problems of washouts.

Beavers cause millions of dollars in damage each year.

GIVE THE "BEAVERCONE" A TRY, YOU WON'T BE SORRY.

Installation in July 2004 on Highway 11, Geraldton, Ontario. A very serious problem and no problem since!

Two brand new beavercones!

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